Slab leak? Get the water found and the damage dried.

Most Treasure Coast homes sit on concrete slabs, with water lines running underneath. When one of those lines leaks, water can spread under floors and into walls before you see it. One free call connects you with a local restoration company.

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If you have water in your home right now, shut off the water, take photos, and call your insurance company. Many insurers can send a restoration company out quickly.

We're a referral service, not the company doing the work.

signs to look for

Slab leak signs

A warm spot on the floorOften a leaking hot water line under the slab.
Running water soundsWhen every faucet and appliance is off.
A higher water billWith no change in how you use water.
Damp floors or baseboardsWith no leak you can see.
A moving meterWith all water off. See how to check below.

How to check your water meter

Turn off every faucet, appliance and the irrigation system. Look at your water meter and write down the reading, or watch the small leak indicator on its face. If it moves over 15 to 30 minutes with nothing running, water is going somewhere.

Two jobs, usually two companies

A leak detection plumber finds the leak and repairs or reroutes the pipe. A restoration company dries out what the water reached and removes materials that can't be saved. Many restoration companies work alongside leak detection plumbers and can recommend one.

Flooring: Tile, wood and laminate over a slab leak can loosen, cup or warp. Carpet pad soaks it up.
Walls: Water wicks up drywall and into baseboards from below.
Cabinets: Kitchen and bathroom cabinet bottoms swell when water spreads under them.
Mold: Moisture trapped under flooring and behind walls is where mold starts out of sight.

How this works

You call and tell us your ZIP code and what happened. We connect your call to an independent, licensed restoration company that works in your area. They come out, look at the damage, and give you a quote.

We don't do the work and we don't charge you. The company you're connected with may pay us for the referral. Any price or agreement is between you and them.

Questions people ask

Does insurance cover a slab leak?

Many policies cover the cost of reaching the leak and the water damage it caused, but not always the pipe repair itself. Policies vary, so check yours.

Should I turn off the water?

Yes, at the main shutoff. If it seems to be the hot water line, you can also close the cold-water valve on top of the water heater.

Is a slab leak an emergency?

If water is visible or the bill keeps climbing, act quickly. Water under a slab keeps spreading until the line is shut off or repaired.